way point on the AT. For the past 4 days we've done over 20 miles a
day. The terrain is a lot easier but the feet still get tender by the
end of the day. Yesterday we were on the trail at 8am and hiked until
sunset. My feet are in good shape but my baby toenails are ready to
fall off. They've been dead since week 2.
9 comments:
EWWWWWWW, Why post a picture?
~crissy
let the grossed-out comments pour in!
Chad - nice looking toes. You might need reconstructive surgery on them. Hope your new shoes are fitting better than the other ones.
Mr. DeVoe,
As the sister of a professional dancer and the wife of an obsessive runner I have to tell you....its all about the feet!
The Librarian
...yo! Chad...easy does it with the toe pics...
Mr.Filzen
Well, for once Mr. Filzen and I are in agreement: toe pics?!?!?!?
(Thanks for stopping by on 303's blog. It's appreciated.)
Mr. Devoe that's grosssss!!!!!!! We do not all need to be seeing that! And I thought the frog disection was grosss!!! :/
P.S. Keep up the good work, and keep going! :}
-kassidy
Mr. Devoe, did your toes hurt a lot before they died, or did you just all of a sudden realize that they were dead?
They didn't hurt too much. It was more of a gradual thing. My shoes were about a 1/2 size too small at the start.
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